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The Bolivian Socialist Falange wrote:

From my understanding, he became somewhat of a national bolshevik after the soviet invasion of Manchuria and the subsequent purges of most of his party. This would explain why he said that of Stalin, and why he considered himself as a sort of national communist. Though, it’s also highly possible he only said that in a futile attempt to avoid Stalin’s wrath, and I’ve also heard of a possibility that the entire letter was forged by the soviets, which could have been the case.

Of course, there is an opinion that the letter is fake, but if anyone is interested in my opinion, I believe that in this case the letter would never contain the words "we ardently loved our people", "for the Germanophile policy is to blame only me", "I did not want to participate in the war against our homeland" and "Stalinism is exactly what we mistakenly called Russian fascism: it is our Russian fascism, purified from extremes, illusions and delusions". Rodzayevsky repented for working for foreign intelligence agencies, for misunderstanding the processes taking place in the USSR, but not in his views. He remained a Russian fascist to the end, who realized that the Soviet regime was the best for the Russian people.